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Housing Inflation

Housing inflation, also known as shelter inflation, measures price changes in the rental value of residential housing. This category falls under services inflation because it is considered the service of providing shelter. Both rented housing and owner-occupied housing are included in this category.

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Series: FedViews
FedViews: December 5, 2024
Robert G. Valletta
Series: SF Fed Blog
A Deep Dive into the Drivers of CPI Inflation: Introducing Our New Data Page
Cheikh Fall, Hamza Abdelrahman, Luiz Edgard Oliveira
Series: Economic Letter
When Is Shelter Services Inflation Coming Down?
Aren S. Yalcin, Oscar Jorda
Series: SF Fed Blog
What’s Driving Inflation? Our New Data Page Gives a Detailed Look
Adam Shapiro, Aren S. Yalcin, Hamza Abdelrahman
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Event: Ask the SF Fed
Labor Markets, Inflation, and the Economy
Sylvain Leduc
Series: Working Papers
The Effect of Second-Generation Rent Controls: New Evidence from Catalonia
Joan Monras, Jose G. Montalvo
Series: Economic Letter
Where Is Shelter Inflation Headed?
Augustus Kmetz, John Mondragon, Schuyler Louie
Series: Economic Letter
How Much Do Labor Costs Drive Inflation?
Adam Shapiro
Series: Economic Letter
House Prices Respond Promptly to Monetary Policy Surprises
Augustus Kmetz, Denis Gorea, Marianna Kudlyak, Mitchell Ochse, Oleksiy Kryvtsov
Series: Economic Letter
Can Monetary Policy Tame Rent Inflation?
Mollie Pepper, Zheng Liu